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Following graduation I worked as a salesman for the NY World-Telegram and Sun, from 1953 to 1966, when the paper folded. Later in 1966 I joined the New York sales office of the Haddon Craftsmen, headquartered in Scranton, PA, a supplier of typesetting, printing, binding and distribution to the publishing industry. When Haddon was bought by R.R. Donnelly in 1993 I joined their sales staff, retiring in 1997, though called back twice in 1998 as a consultant. I was married to Elizabeth Wedlich, of Nutley, in 1957. We have four children and five grandchildren. In retirement I do free-lance proofreading for W. W. Norton, one of my former customers.